Instruction Manual - Yahoolib.store.yahoo.net/lib/yhst-81132447584496/2257.pdf · Part No. 79431 Revised: June 2009 Bag-In-A-Box Oil System Instruction Manual Model #2257, 2257D,

Part No. 79431 Revised: June 2009

Bag-In-A-Box Oil System Instruction Manual

Model #2257, 2257D, 2257NH, 2257DNH For Bag-In-Box Pumps Made After March 2003

Shown Here with Optional 2457S – Heated Line Kit.

Bag In A Box Oil System

All Models #2257, 2257D, 2257NH, & 2257DNH 2

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS



FORWARD

CHECKING SHIPMENT Unpack all cartons and check thoroughly for any damage that may have occurred during transit. Damage claims should be filed immediately with the transportation company. Gold Medal Products is not responsible for damage that occurs in transit.

ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS Model No. 2257 120 Volts, 2.59 Amps, 311 Watts, 60 Hz Model No. 2257D 120 Volts, 2.59 Amps, 311 Watts, 60 Hz Model No. 2257NH 120 Volts, 1.70 Amps, 71 Watts, 60 Hz Model No. 2257DNH 120 Volts, 1.70 Amps, 71 Watts, 60 Hz

Set-Up Your Bag-In-Box oil pump must be calibrated before use. See page 4 of this manual for calibration instructions.

INSTALLATION INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 1. Carefully lift and place (2) 35 lb. boxes of liquefied oil onto the shelves of the oil system.

NOTE: Coconut oil must be pre-melted before proceeding. Use Gold Medals’ Backroom Bag-In-Box Warmer Model #2262 (four shelf) or Model #2260 (two shelf).

2. Connect the discharge oil line to the metal line on your popper - using the provided hose clamp. Note: If using Coconut Oil, Gold Medal recommends the use of the item #2457S – Heated Line Kit. Using this kit will keep the oil in the lines liquefied.



Setting the Amount of Popping Oil with a Gold Medal BIB System

Note: When connecting the bag-in-box system, and (2) two bag connectors, (Daisy-chained) you must be sure to connect the bag connectors as shown in the picture to the left.

With the EZ-Set Timer System, it is not necessary to set a manual timer. To adjust the oil amount, follow these instructions:

Holding down the RED Oil Dispense push button (on the popper) while turning on the Oil System Master switch (on the popper), and continuing to hold the RED Oil Dispense button in for 5 seconds, puts the unit in the program mode. The oil light (on the popper) will start to blink off and on indicating that the timer is in the program mode.

When in the program mode press and release the oil Dispense switch to start the oil flowing. When the correct amount of oil has been dispensed into the measuring cup push the oil Dispense switch again to stop the oil flow. The oil amount can be “topped off” by pushing the oil Dispense switch on/off as many times as needed to finalize the oil amount. Turning the Oil System Master switch off and then back on puts the unit in the regular mode. The unit will now dispense the “programmed” amount of oil when the oil Dispense switch is pushed. The oil light will light only when the oil pump is on.

You will need to perform this procedure with the oil lines full of oil. Otherwise, you are setting both the amount of oil that goes in the kettle and the amount of oil required to fill the lines. Just fill the lines using the process above, then reset the amount as described above.

NOTES:

Model 2257D is has the capability of “remembering” two different settings for poppers with the “Salt/Sweet” option or “Flexi-Pop option. - For Salt/Sweet models, just put the switch in the “salt” position, and set the oil amount as described above. Then put the switch in the “sweet” position and repeat the setting procedure. The pump will remember both settings. - For Flexi-Pop models, just put the “Load” switch in one position, 32oz. for example, then set the oil amount. Then put the load switch in the other position, 18oz. for example. And repeat the setting procedure. - Model 2457S is the heated line option for the 2257 pump.

The dead-leg connector (With only one hose connected to it) must be installed on the top box.

The Pass-thru connector (With two hoses connected to it) must be installed on the bottom box.



Preventing and Troubleshooting Oil Delivery Issues It may occur at times that the Bag-In-Box oil pumping system does not deliver oil to the kettle, or delivers it in incorrect amounts. This section is intended to list the most common causes of these problems, and the procedures necessary to prevent and, if necessary, correct them. Oil Temperature – Coconut oil becomes a solid at temperatures above the average room temperature. For this reason, it is necessary to ensure that the oil has been permitted to come to working temperature before attempting to pump it through the system. If the machine has not been used for several days, the oil master switch should be turned on the night before it is expected that the machine will be used. For machines which are in daily use, even if not round the clock, leave the oil master switch on at all times and keep the base cabinet doors closed to prevent the oil from becoming solid. Bag-In-Box Mounting – Because the bag’s dispensing connector is offset toward the bottom of the box, to permit free oil flow and complete emptying of the oil from the bag, the box should never be mounted upside down. Most boxes supplied will be clearly marked as to which side should be up during dispensing. (Note that in some cases the box is intended to be stored with one side up, but to be turned and used in dispensing with the other side up.) Be sure to double check to ensure that the box is mounted in the correct dispensing orientation. You may encounter boxes with no clear markings to indicate dispensing orientation. A reliable guide in this case (and also for those boxes which are marked), is the direction that the top side flap of the corrugated box is folded. When the box is properly mounted for dispensing, the top side flap will fold down from the top edge of the box, so that if one were to attempt to separate the flap it would be necessary to pull up from the bottom edge. See the illustrations below.



Bag and Hose Connector Issues – There are two different types of dispensing nozzles employed on the Bag-In-Box oils, as well as two different types of connectors installed on the oil pumping system hoses which connect to the bag’s dispensing nozzles. The particular combination of connectors in your system will determine the appropriate method for connecting the Bag-In-Box oil bag to the system hosing. These combinations will be illustrated and explained in the following section. Bag Dispensing Nozzle – Blue Insert Bag dispensing Nozzle – White Insert Blue Insert Bag Nozzle with Blue/White Hose Connector

White Insert Bag Nozzle with Blue/White Hose Connector

1. With the blue collar on the hose connector retracted toward crosspiece, slide hose connector shell onto bag nozzle.

2. Holding the bag nozzle behind the flange, slide the blue collar forward to lock the hose connector onto the bag nozzle.

3. Connector shown with shell correctly engaged and collar forward in lock position.

4. Place fingers behind flange and use thumbs to slide the crosspiece forward into the nozzle. Oil flow is initiated.

1. With the blue collar on the hose connector retracted toward crosspiece, slide hose connector shell onto bag nozzle.

2. Holding the bag connector, slide the blue collar forward to lock the hose connector onto the bag nozzle.



Blue Insert Bag Nozzle

with Gray Hose Connector

White Insert Bag Nozzle with Gray Hose Connector

3. Connector shown with shell correctly engaged and collar forward in lock position. Oil flow commences. Do not slide crosspiece forward.

1. Grasp the bag nozzle and slide the gray hose connector on from the side.

2. With the hose connector in place, place fingers behind flange on connector and press plunger forward to lock.

3. Connector shown with shell correctly engaged and plunger forward in lock position. Oil flow commences.

1. Grasp the bag nozzle and slide the gray hose connector on from the side.

2. With the hose connector in place, place fingers behind flange on connector and press plunger forward to lock.

3. Connector shown with shell correctly engaged and plunger forward in lock position. Since the White Insert Bag Nozzle is not designed to work with the insert pressed forward, this configuration may or may not work. If it does not, remove the gray hose connector and order the blue hose connector from Gold Medal.

NOTE: If the oil does not flow after engaging plunger on gray hose connector, or if the crosspiece is inadvertently pushed forward when using the blue hose connector with the white insert nozzle, the nozzle center slider insert will be left pushed back into the bag, as shown above left.

To correct this, place fingers behind nozzle as shown above right. You will feel the center slider protruding slightly into the bag. Holding the nozzle body from the front, press the slider from the back side of the nozzle until it snaps outward into its correct position. The nozzle is now ready to be used with a blue hose connector.



CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS

SANITIZING INSTRUCTIONS Your Bag-In-Box Oil system is all stainless steel construction. The exterior surfaces can be cleaned by wiping oil spills with a dry towel, then wiping with another towel moistened with mild soap and warm water.

SANITIZING THE INTERNAL PARTS (tubing, pump, etc.) 1. Disengage the bag connector from the bag of oil and place in a pail of hot water and mild soap.

Approximately 1 gallon. 2. Push the dispense button to flush the system of oil. Make sure you have a container under the

discharge tube. Discard the oil. 3. Put the intake line in the hot water and pump it through the lines by holding the dispense button until the

pail is empty. 4. Fill the pail with a sanitizing solution. Gold Medal offers a product for this purpose, Chlor-Tech, part

number 1109. Put the bag connector in the pail of sanitizer. Pump it through the lines by holding the dispense button until the pail is empty. It is not necessary to flush the sanitizer before the next step, but you may flush with water if desired.

5. Before the next use, install the connector to a bag of oil and pump oil until oil is dispensed through the discharge tube.



MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS



ORDERING SPARE PARTS

1. Identify the needed part by checking it against the photos, illustrations, and/or parts list. 2. When ordering, please include part number, part name, and quantity needed. 3. Please include your model name, serial number, and date of manufacture (located on the machine

nameplate) with your order. 4. Address all parts orders to:

Parts Department Gold Medal Products Co.

10700 Medallion Drive Cincinnati, Ohio 45241-4807

(800) 543-0862 (513) 769-7676

Fax: (513) 769-8500 E-mail: [email protected]

or, place orders online at:

Web Page: www.gmpopcorn.com



Parts Breakdown – Exterior Components

Food Grade Tubing Sold By The Foot

P/N 91375

Fuse Holder Assy. P/N 74636

1 Amp Fuse P/N 79341

Red Pilot Light P/N 41033

Panel mount Wire Assy. (2) (For optional Heated Line

Kit – 2457S) P/N 39470

B.I.B. Oil Pump P/N 79282

White Inlet/Outlet Available Separately

as P/N 79282A

In-Line Strainer (2) P/N 79269

Jones Plug Assy. P/N 67900

Grey Bag Connector P/N 79100G

Metal Hose Clamp P/N 67843

Only Used Where Tubing Connects to

the Machine.

Single Wire Hose Clamp

P/N 75110 Used Everywhere

Except Where Tubing Connects to the

Machine.



Parts Breakdown – Inside Control Box

Teach-Me Timer P/N 48732

Exhaust Blower P/N 48018

(Not Used On 2257NH)

Jones Plug Assy. P/N 67900

Fuse Holder Assy. P/N 74636

1 Amp Fuse P/N 79341

12/24 Volt Transformer (For Optional Heated Line

Kit – 2457S) P/N 39459

Terminal Block P/N 45098

Red Pilot Light P/N 41033

Panel mount Wire Assy. (2) (For optional Heated Line

Kit – 2457S) P/N 39470

250W Heat Element P/N 38824


Blower Plug & Cord P/N 47199




Electrical Schematic – Model 2257



Electrical Schematic – Model 2257D



Electrical Schematic – Model 2257NH, 2257DNH



WARRANTY

WE WARRANT to the original purchaser the Gold Medal equipment sold by us to be free from defects in material or workmanship under normal use and service. Our obligation under this warranty shall be limited to the repair or replacement of any defective part for a period of six (6) months from the date of sale to the Original Purchaser with regard to labor and two (2) years with regard to parts and does not cover damage to the equipment caused by accident, alteration, improper use, voltage, abuse, or failure to follow instructions. THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, AND OF ALL OTHER OBLIGATIONS OR LIABILITIES ON OUR PART, INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTIBILITY. THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THE DESCRIPTION ON THE FACE HEREOF. We neither assume, nor authorize any other person to assume for us, any other obligation or liability in connection with the sale of said GOLD MEDAL equipment or any part thereof. The term “Original Purchaser” as used in this warranty shall be deemed to mean that person, firm, association, or corporation who was billed by the GOLD MEDAL PRODUCTS COMPANY, or their authorized distributor for the equipment. THIS WARRANTY HAS NO EFFECT AND IS VOID UNLESS THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER FIRST CALLS GOLD MEDAL PRODUCTS COMPANY AT 1-800- 543-0862 TO DISCUSS WITH OUR SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE THE EQUIPMENT PROBLEM, AND, IF NECESSARY, FOR INSTRUCTIONS CONCERNING THE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF PARTS. NOTE: This equipment is manufactured and sold for commercial use only.

GOLD MEDAL PRODUCTS COMPANY 10700 Medallion Drive Cincinnati, Ohio 45241-4807 USA www.gmpopcorn.com Phone: 1-800-543-0862 Fax: 1-800-542-1496

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Instruction Manual - Yahoolib.store.yahoo.net/lib/yhst-81132447584496/2257.pdf · Part No. 79431 Revised: June 2009 Bag-In-A-Box Oil System Instruction Manual Model #2257, 2257D,